No, using a video from the public domain in a presentation is not illegal because public domain content is not protected by copyright. Make sure to verify that the video is truly in the public domain and not mistakenly labeled as such.
PSP games are copyrighted pieces of software. They are not public domain. Downloading any PSP game without paying the publisher/developer is illegal.
Public domain materials have no limitations.
Unless the music is public domain/freely distributable then downloading any music that you have not paid for is illegal. WikiAnswers does not supply information encouraging illegal activities.
If the material is not protected by copyright (e.g., it is in the public domain, or is a work of the federal government), it is legal to download.
If the material is not protected by copyright (e.g., it is in the public domain, or is a work of the federal government), it is legal to download.
Unless the author has specifically released them to the public for free download, yes. Downloading music without authorization is illegal, regardless of the method used.
Many users of Bittorrent upload illegal content of copyrighted files such as music that they did not pay for. Other users then download this content to their own device to illegally use. Correction. Downloading using Bittorrent is only illegal if what is being transmitted is copyrighted. It can be used to share Linux, public domain movies, music, and many other things that are free to share. It is only illegal when used with copyrighted works. Bittorrent itself is 100% legal.
Only if it has no copyright, or is uploaded to a public place by the author and states it is free for download.
No, burning your own content (pictures for example) or public domain content on a CD is not illegal. It is only illegal when you burn copyrighted content.It depends what is being copied and why.
FrostWire Not Illegal, Downloading Copyrighted Material IsFrostWire itself is not illegal. FrostWire can be used as a peer to peer file transferring system of uncopyrighted materials. But once copyrighted materials starting being used, downloading and uploading is illegal.
It depends on what type of material you are using, If your downloading copyrighted material than yes, that would be illegal, torrents are just a means, a mechanism by which you can make the download , there are many file sharing programs you can use to to share files. frostwire is one bearshare is another just off the top of my head, It isn't the torrent that is illegal it is what you do with it, or what type of files that you chose to download that may be illegal. If you download public domain type files or ones that don't have any commercial type rights attached to them prohibiting you from downloading them without paying for them than yes that would be illegal. However if you avoid doing that and stick to files without any copyright etc you will be fine.
Red Dragon by Thomas Harris was published in 1981 and therefore is not in the public domain. It is illegal to download books for free that have not entered the public domain or without the author's permission.